
About django CMS
django CMS is an open source content management system built on the Django web framework in Python. It is made for websites that need many small, reusable building blocks and a clear editing workflow.
What it does
Editors build pages with a visual page builder and preview their changes in context before publishing. Developers extend the system with apps and plugins, rather than relying on a large built-in feature set. Pages can hold content in several languages, and each editor's permissions can be limited to the parts of the site they manage. Full version history makes it possible to review and roll back changes.
Key features
- Live preview of changes before they go live
- Visual page builder with drag and drop
- Full versioning of pages and content
- Multilingual content management
- Granular user permissions for each editor
Who it's for
Digital agencies, universities and enterprises that run many pages and editors are the main audience. Python and Django developers will find the setup familiar, and marketing teams that need brand-safe publishing tools may also use it.
Pricing and good to know
The software is open source and has no license fee, so costs come from hosting, development and support. It fits modern containerized deployments and can be extended with other Django apps. Teams who are new to Django will need some time to learn the framework before working on the code.
Highlights
- Preview page changes in context before anything goes live
- Build pages with a drag and drop visual page builder
- Keep full version history for pages and content
- Manage content in several languages
- Set granular permissions for each editor












